Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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W V EDITORIAL This annual being the fifth in number adds another chapter of history to our school life as We are writing, We often Wonder whether we are gaining the desired end. The history of the publication has been given in former numbers. The part that the Swatter is to play in the future history of the school is to be written. We the staff of 1926 have spent considerable time and thought upon how to improve the book and make it render a greater service to the school and community. The Swatter is the organ that records and pictures every organi- zation within our school democracy. It displays and pictures the activities to those who are unable to see at first hand the accomplish- ment of their Alma Mater. It keeps before the public the greatest institution except the church in the state. We as a staff' have undertaken to foster new activities this year. Among them is a Declamation contest to which We have offered four money prizes. We have offered a cup in a local Dual meet to be held in April with the purpose to enchance mass activities in Track. This publication pays for Literary Digest for each room in the High School in order to bring current events and topics directly to our school. Pa ul Erb H B f-Cn f' Fly , , new WW'-fe sca rf-1 -wiv-fef as My Flftlih